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The Irish standard., 1887-01-01
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sAAE.

WHEREAS, default has been made i'll the
w conditions of a certain indentnIe OF mort
gage, made and executed by William L. X lein
and Nora c. Klein, his wife, mortgagors, to
John Z: Atwatcr, mortgagee, dated the 25th
day OF July. 1885, and recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds Of the county OF Henne-
pin. State OF Minnesota, on the 18th day Of Al-
mortgages, pnge Gos; and, whereas, said
mortgage, on the 9th day OF October, 1885, was
duly assigned to David Z. Ahern by assign
nlent duly recorded in the Office of the said
Register Of D eeds on the 9th day of Novem-
her, 1886; and whereas default has been made
in the payment Of the yearly interest due upon
the note secured on said mortgage, the amount
of said note being 81 500, dated July 25. 1885, and
payable on or before three years after date,
with interest at per cent, payable annually,
Gud by & provision Of said mortgage authority
is given to said MORTGAGE Or his assigns, in
case OF such def fault, to sell the premises here
| inafter described at public auction and convey
the same TO the purchaser in fee simple agree
ab y to the statute in such case made 0nu pro
vided; and whereas, by reason Of said dciuuit,
there is claimed to be due and is due at the
gage the sum OF Sl20 interest and no proceed
! ,ngs at law or otherwise have been instituted
70 receiver the debt secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of q power OF sale i'll said mortgage
! contained. and pursuant to the statute in such
| case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be forecosed and the lands therein de-
scribed, 10 wit: Lot SIX [Gl in block one III in
Garfield Avenue addition to Minneapolis; also
lot twenty-one [21] ir block thrt Isl Of Avery
Chicago Avenue addition in said city, botn in
the county of Hennepin and State of Mime
sofa. according to the plts OF said additions on
file in the Registers Office Of said county,
will be sold by the Sheriff Of Hennepin county
at pubic auction to the highest bidder for cash
ut the front door OF the court house. in the city
of Minneapolis, in said county, on Monday, the
payand satisfy the amount which will then be
due upon said mortgage, and the debt thereby
| secured and the COSTS and expenses of said
sale, includi- g the sam Of twenty-five; dolla RS
attorneys fees stipulated in said mortgage,
Dated December "A, 1886
DAVID Z. AHERN,
The Irish standard., 1887-01-01
IRISH HISTORY IN BRIEF

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STANDARD. providing the articles are brief and
conclusive IF desired, the name Of the con-
tributor will be pllblished.l
The Irish standard., 1887-01-01

y t'ERRING & COCHRAN, Assignee.
Attorneys for Assignee.
The Irish standard., 1887-01-01

Good ripe fruit is never too plenti-
ful for use, but it may be so abundant
that marketing will not give profit,
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13
Une Historic vieille, mails toujours
jolie.

On ne perd pas de temps a Londres,
surtout en- matiere de police.
Dernierement, lie commissaire NUM-
cipal recut avis qu'une dame habitant
sans doute Londres, ct devant y vivre
dune facon plus que modesto, yenait
d'h6riter dune fortune colossale que lui
laissait un oncle d'Amerique.
LIE commissaire charged un de SEES
plus adroits agents de sc METRE a la re-
cherche de rheritiere.
L'agent revint hut jours plus tard.
Comment. monsieur, lui dit son
chef, vous 6tes reste huit jours sans me
bonner DIES o velles de la femme que
je vous avais charge de retronyer! Je
vous chasse.
-C'est inutile, monsieur, repondii
femploy6, je vous apporte ma dennis
sion. J'ai retrouv6 la dame ayant.
hier j'ai epouse sa file ct je viens
your demander 4 qui je dois m'adressel
pour TOUGHER la succession.
L'4rmSe 4llemande.-En y compre.
nant les dix annees de service du land
sturm, pAllemagne dispose de vingt-
deux classes, compliant 2,660,000 hom-
mes exerces.
Dams le cas- gu il s'agirait de mobili.
ser toutes les forces m~ilitaires, il en-
faudrait deduire environ $50, 900 de
tn~on-valeurs il resterait, par conse
quent, 200, 900 hommes, anxquels
viendraient s'ajouter 200, 900 reservis-
tes de deuxieme classe exerces, ce qui
porte 4 pres de $500, 900 hommes lie
chiffre total des combattants.
On sc demande, toutefois, comment
I'M Etat. meme le plus richie, ponrra
payer ct nourrir des armees dun on de
denx millions d,hommes dams le a Oh
Ia guerre SO prolongerait assez long,
temps.
lie doctenr McGlynn, le pr6tre poll
ticien de New. York qui fait tant de
bruit depths qaeiqaes mois. est maintez
nant d la t6te dane seci6t6 contre la
panvFet6 (Ani-Poverty Society.
Dams un meeting a Irving Hall, ven.
dredi soir il d annonc6 que cette soci6t6
anrait son caudidat u Ia presidence
aux procllaines elections lie but de
cette organisation est tout supplement
m president ct une maiorit6 du
congress, atm de pouvoir gouverner le
pays de Il facon que ses chefs penten
dent.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Touzin, Paul 9Th ward Improyena.,
horses and l vehicle in Big Mamou Smas,x
due 81 II and cost. 0aAs
Vidrine, Mrs Pierre 9TH ward Forfv
of land, bounded north by M Lazaro soS.a aetea
f A McCarty and west by Chicot Lake y
due So "a and cost. am
Wartelle, Armand list ward, near Oneyo,.
Five hundred and fifty acres of land. hasa
north by Mrs i G Dupre, south BY p n :
east by John Simms and west by Julins NJ MY
ers and Co; animals and vehicles Assa
due $40 and cost Tat 1885 unpaid. 4Opat
Washington, John col; I'd ward Tv..,
five acres Of land, bounded north by n pg
ard, south by III Meche, east by Isidora paas
ard and west by J c Bourqnes Amount W
50 90 and cost. w
Welch, w F; 9th ward, Beaver Creek j,
provcments, ! horse and 5 head cattle ~ y
due 50 Al and cost. 4aa
White, James M; Opelousas One lot han,
ed north by Landry street, east by bayon ~
son, south by Vine street and west by Geas
Hudspeth Amount due $4 80 and cost
Wikoff, John 9Th ward, Mallet MI
acres of land bounded north Mrs + WI
south by estate of J Riviere, west by"
koff and east by Darbane stock An
$6 IS and cost Tar 1886 unpaid.
Wikof, Mrs Julia G; 9Th ward, Ma.
hundred and twenty acres of land,
north by Houston, south by Martn
east by / Wikoff and west J Perry
mails Amount due $40 72 and coS
unpaid
William, Mis- Catherine col :. u
BOUNDED on all sides by f. CAN'T, ID,
ton Amount due 8 % and cost. Il
Wilson, Willis 9TH ward ImpE
and one mare, Big Mamou Amour
cents and cost. IS
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Eighty acres Of land bounded north by J b
Duplechain, south by Ed Mcillenny' east ny
C Miller, and west byMilagan five acres wood
land on bayou Plaquemine, in the oth ware )
stock Tar SO 80 and costs ta1 1888 UNPAID
Dupre, Laurent; corporation of Opelousas.
One fractional lot with improvements thereon
bounded north by H. L. Garland, south by
Bellevue st.. east by DR.. Boagni and west BY
Fl. l.. Garland. Animals, vehicle. Tax $3.50
and cost. Tax 1884, 1886 unpaid.
Dupr@, Mrs Lucius j.; corporation of Opel
ousas. 3 lots with Improvements thereon,
bounded north by Bellevue street, south by
Landry street, east by Liberty street, west oy
Chestnut street. Tax $22 and cost. Tax 1889,
1885 unpaid.
Durousseau, Jean Bite; 9Th ward. Two
hundred and thirty acres, bounded north by
L. Durousseau, south by A. st. Andre, west
by d. P. LaAeur "a acres bounded north by
F. Manuel, south by school land, west by Bols-
dore and east by school land. Animals. lax
1897 .OS and cost.
Esprit, Joseph Bellevue. Twelve acres,
bounded north by F. Burr, south by A. Las
trapes. east by j. NJ. Taylor and west by Fra
zie. Tax $3.50 and cost,
Estate Bihm, jacob; Waxia. One hundred
and fifty acres, bounded north by John ina
yer, south by Meyers & Co. and west by John
Gurnett, with improvements thereon. Tax
$18.40 and cost.
Estate Burr, Freeman; Opelousas. Five
thousand acres of land on Waxia, Petite Prai-
RE and Dry Bayou, viz:
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13
Les Suites dun Double Bnleve.
ment.

Tn soir de Ia semaine derniere deux
enlevements avaient lieu dams lie comte
de Nelson, KY. William Brown ct
Sallie Sanders dune part, Sam Brown
ct Mary Sanders de ~lautre, telles
etaient les quatre personnes qni cher
chaient dams la flute lie bonheur reve.
Les gareons etaient freres, les files
etaient seurs, ct les chooses Sc faisaient
en- commun; rintention des deux cou-
Piles etait de gagner au plus tot Ia rive
oppos6e de rOhio ct de Sc faire unir d
Jacksonville, Ind, le Gretna Green
des amants kentuckiens. Les parents
des jeunes files soupconnaient quelque
chose, paraft-il, ct pour ne pas trop
bonner Peveil 4 leurs soupcons les
jeunes files userent dun peu de pru-
dence ct SO rendirent chez une voisine
on les deux freres vinrent les chercher
dams deux buggies. Pour que ceux qui
les rencontreraient ne SO doutassent de
rien, les .jeunes files changerent d'a-
moureux, Mary s'embarquant avec
William ct Sallie avec Sam. II await
quatorze miles a faire pour arriver d
la station du chemin de fer ct l'on es
saya de les franchir au plus tot.
Des voisins Sc douterent du projot
que NONRESIDENT ces jeunes personnes
ct ills coururent avertir M. Sanders, qui
sauta aussit6t sur IN cheval ct s'6lan-
ca a la poursuite DIES fuyards. II les
r%attrappa, mails CONNIE lis r~efusaient
de s'arreter il saisit les r6nes du buggy
qui etait en- arriere ct dams leQnel Sc
tronvaient Sam ct Sallie. William men
%fouetta que plus fort son cleval ct par
vint a s'echapper avec Mary. Quand
ills arriverent a la station ills Sc consul
terent ct d6ciderent quill valait mieux
continuer Ia ronte ct Sc marier. lis
arriverent a Jacksonville on un ma
gistrat s'empressa de les unir dams les
liens matrimoniaux. William espere
que son frere ne sera pas fache parce
quill o epouse Mary, car dit-il, les denx
files SO valent a pen pres. "Je lui ex-
pliquerai la chose quand je retournerai
Ia has, a-t-il ajoute N maniere de con
clusion, ct Gus nous arrangerons.'
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Progress en- Chine.-Le college mill
taire de Tien- Tsin Went d'6tre reorga-
Mise. Les 6leves admis seront ages do
treize ans au moins ct de seize ans au
plus. lis s'engageront d suivre les
cours pendant cling annees ct a lie pas
demander de permission, soft pour pas
ser les examens du baecalaureat, soft
pour Sc marler.
LIE programme des 6tudes DIES ttois
premieres annees comprend l'histoire
chinoise, la Literature, l'arithmetique +,
les langues etrangeres, l'astronomie, la
geographic, phistoire naturelle, etc.
Les deux dernieres annees seront con-
sacr6es plus specialement a rinstruc-
ii, tIqn 5m5lItaiEaesa
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

ConsoIation pour les Chaages.-Un
medecin de New York Went de prou-
yer, dams un volume de 500 pages, que
l'homme de ravenir, l'homme ideal,
rhamme arrive d retat de p~effection
rlRaAmseRaaMaEHf1 an
appuse ga theOrie SUI de n0nsurk 4 TINS
emples, ct il soutient que Intelligence
est en- raison directe du degr6 de cal
vitie: on ne saurait etre un genie tant
qu'on q un cheveu sur la t&te.
All0ns. tant mieux
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

FAX SiS.24 and cost.
Sulwin, Eugene; 9Th ward-Tbree haaEH
u three acres of land, Nee Pique, tesaA
) west, Tax $6.0S and cost.
Tober, !. l.; 5th ward-Six head horned 7
tie. Tax $0.96.
Vo~gelsauger, George, No. n South Eiops VIZ
N. o.; 9th ward One hundred alia
two acres N E of section Ia 0 Z
west. Tax $5.12 and cost.
Whitaker, Mrs. Winfield LIST ward, psse'
Fifty acres of land bounded north 1Ws
II. Wilson, south by Higgins, eass y ~ III sG
cost.
Williams, b. T., Mrs. NJ. f.. Heirs, bsusis.
Texas, agt.; 3D. ward, near Arsfaaa9ss
No. |. l2O acres S L / of N W Saaa "
w /, Sec 30, town. Z SIR ! y. sYagl
2. 100 acres S w 4, Sec 20. town. 4
3. l2O acres S L Of L and west
L / Sec 20, town, 4. RS E. la
II cost.
On said day | will sell such paFtlols y
property as each debtor will poiat oass Mi sss
case the debtor win not point out sas s.a
property, | win at once, and without *
delay sell the least quantity oil sag XIII
OF any debtor, which any bidder VIII p az
the amount of taxes, interest aud costs ~
said debtor.
The sale will be without appraisea'gagI1s
cash in legal tender money oil ING ssdr
States, and the property sold shall % ~
able at any time for the space of one wv
the price given, with twenty T..
and costs aud penalty added. ,,saN
n.1toHhf #
Sheriff and exc ficio Tax Coliss's
Opelousas. July 80, 1887.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Une centaine de negres armes ont
pris possession, dams la mutt du % JUL
let, de la prison de Greenwood, Miss,
ct ont pris I'm meurtrier noir nomm6
George Evans qu'ils ont etc pendre un
e Mus loin.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

La convention r6publicaine de fOhio
a design6 lie gouverneur Foraker, titn
laire actuel, CONNIE candidat aux
naemes fonctions. Ellie s'est aussi pro
noncGe en- favour de la c%andidatnre de
Sherman 4 10 presidence.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

LIE shah de Perse Sc propose de venir
faire 10 maraude pendant six mois dams
lee principles villes d'Europe, Tan
proclaim, ct Pom fr6mit partout, tant il
s'est NAL comport6 jadis Tors de la pre-
miere tonrn6e Quill n fate.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Une PGroisse Modele.-Mme. Garner,
l'6ditenr du Carroll Banner, assure que
dams Ia par0isse Cameron, qu'elle Went
do visiter, on ne salt pas ce que c'est
qR'une ~infraction d la loi depuis long
temps II MY a pas Gu affaire crimi-
nellie devant la cour ct la prison tombe
en- ruines faute d'usage lie sheriff MA
absOluInent rien d faire ct lie greffier
'bAille toute la journ6e dams son bureau;
Ia maison de cour ne sert a pen pres
que de magazin pour lie riz quand il a
etc battu ; ct tout celia est dd a la pro-
hibition.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

La grande rage du moment dams
tontes les villes du Sud est d'inviter lie
president Cleveland a sly arr6ter en-
PEASANT lorsqu'il fera sa grand tour.
nee du pays en- automne; In Noavelle-
Orleans ma pas eclapp6 q 10 c%ontagion.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

LIE deuxieme lot de riz ouvea ex-
pedi6 sur le march6 de Ia Nouvelle- Or
leans est une consignation de lO6 sacs
fate par M. Eugene Jay de st, Jacques
a MN. Lewis Bros. CO riz a etc vendu
brut d l'eucan q $4.95 lie baril de 1862
livroa.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

LIE pere Dicharry, natif dc st, JAG
ques ct vicaire general du diocese de
Natchitoches, est mort lie 30 juliet
dams cette vile.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

LIE JUICE German, devant qui IN me-
decin etait traduit a New York pour
avoir arrach6 une dent, a decide qu'un
m6decin GU an %chirurgien p~ouvait
pratiquer la dentisterie, mails qu'un
dentiste n'avait aucun droit d'exercer
la medicine.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Les autorit6s neo- orl6anaises sont de-
cidees q ne plus accorder lie droit de
cite aux pigeons parce que leurs excre-
ments corrompent leau DIES citernes.
Ces pauvres oiseaux ont trouye I'M pro-
tecteur dams NJ. Maynard, qui habite
M haut de la vile ct fat sayoir au
marie que ce sont les moineaux quill
fault blamer, car lis nichent dams les
gouttiSres ct les remplissent d'ordures;
leurs Gufs, leurs petits morris, les de-
bris de leur mid, tout celia coule dams
les c~iternes.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13
Poar .suee de District.

Narcisse Alfred Druilhet, qui 6tait lie
plus age des citoyens de la paroisse
fb9rie, y est mort lie 80 Juliet il await
81 ID.
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

NEW ORLEANS.
TULANE
OF LOUISIANA.
Vim. Preston Johnston, IL. D. President.

LEIGH School with Manual Training. Col
IA lege with six courses of instruction.
University courses in Science and Letters.
Session begins Oct. Sd. HI. Sophie Newcomb
Memorial College for Women begins Oct. 18th
Medical Department begins Oct. 18th. Law
Department begins Nov. 2lst. r..
Catalogues containing announcement of all
departments may be had by application to the
Secretary of the University, Tulane Hall,
New Orleans, La. aug 6.3m
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

On du centenaire de la PRONUNCIATION
I consist of's constitution des Etats- Unis, ct lie
Chas. e. Fenner po6fr ysgrsstN15
Louisiana. D6ja la commission s'est
entendue sur lie programme de La tete
Qni aura lieu a Philadelphia les Is, l6
ct M septembre. LIN legislature de la
Louisiana n'ayant pas siege depnis que
rid6e de CO centenaire q etc adopt6e
ma pm voter aucnn somme pour que
notre 6tat J figure dignement ct M.
Fenner compta sur lie patriotisme indi-
sviduel DIES Lonisianais pour couvrir les
frais que necessitera une representa-
ton convenable.
LIE Times, Shreveport, paroisse Caddo,
dn A aodt
Nous a~pprenons, par des personnes
III bien informees, que la veritable che
a mile de cotton a fat son apparition sur
~ plusieurs habitations de Ia Riviere
r Rouge ; il y en- q meme de differences
| a grosseurs on croft que lie long de la
len4 Riyisre ct dams les terrains bias, on re-
ussira a Sen d6barrasser plus vite que
Pan dernier, avec 90 sans Pusage du'
poison.
boa# Pour proteger leurs r6coltes, IN grand
away& ponBbre de plantears ont d6ja fait un
ia i dnpprovisiOnnement de vert de Paris
,Aue l'on emplOie g6neralement pour
: : s8truire lie yer. L'experience faite, Fan
ISSUANCE Ass6, assure 10 success complet. On
heavy squaas dit que les planteurs sont decides
efficient to Aployer &c moyen plus hardiment
iii. / mcmbea9eus 10 passe.
oallast anacho, Lac Charles, p~aroisse Calca-
7 the banaiB, du 6 aoft
1nezmans Nj. John H. Poe nous q fait present
al Al'une poire de la vari6t6 Leconte ellie,
aa. d 6t& cneiliie snr I'm arbre age d peine
- de Qnatre ans. Ellie await 10pouces de
circ0nf6rence. dun cote, ct II, de Fan.
III tire.
III fault cOnvenir que Hotfe vile MA
qua 81 f6liciter des progress accomplis
depOis tr0is on quatre ans. La popuia
ton y plus que Quadrupl6 ct la richesse,
plus que d6cupie. Lac Charles 6tait
IN village de 500 d 800 habitants c'est
malntenant nne j0lie vile dc $500
asaes, contenant nne multitude de ID
lies r6sidences, de maisons de com
ulerce, en- pIeine prosp6rite dc fsbri.
ques atde manufactures. Nous avons
une alaperbe prison en- briQues; nos che.
Minis et nos p0nfs, dams t0uta Ia pa
r0ISses aont en- parfait 6taf. La paix]
IT Fabondanca REGIMENT dams clIaqne fiji.
mile 1a paroisse no dot pas an sou
&c ellie z plnsisurs milliers de dollars
dams son tf6sor entfn, les taxes ont etc
seduitea de 10 d s mills au dollar.
4nells localit6 do PEbat peut se ~vanlerl
d'av0ir fait autane de progress, Cd sil
g De temps3
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13
NON-RESlDEHTS

AlliitfAol, w III. H, CldY 70, MlsSGGf
5th ward Seven hundred acres !
bounded above by w. T., Bpgg,
Calei Wolff, fronting on bayou /
near Crocodile; M. 9, 9Th warfs
acres bounded north and east b, !
tract and west by Charles Dere
$3j 20 and Costs.
Antl,, } J.; Ninth Ward-One lin
siXty-tWn acres, being northwest
Sec. 81, town. 10, s. X. ! west.
and Costs.
Buck, ". A: Eighth Ward-One U
twenty acres, west half of NORTH
ter aud northeast quarter of
quarter of Sec. 2G, town. 3, ran
Tax 1884 and Costs. 3w
Brcaux, Philabert; Lake Cha
acres of land bounded north by
east by Bayou Delpointe and vi mo
lie road. Tax 5000 and costs.
Dillon. Christopher Eighth War i,
bred and thirty acres of land, VII
northeast quarter of Sec. 81, to,
west. Tax 1886 and Costs,
Dnrbridge, William Fourth w
hundred and twenty acres of la
Jack near Big Cane. Tax St3.f
Estate If Alice Victor; Ninth yA >
Eight acres of land, half intef
W o.. ~. q"'I5Gf' anu D. u. ~
qrar'er, anu ~ ~ quarter OF
Oh 7ec' = III: o H. : g
an" Nos's'
Estate Dewell, Stephen OpeITv
in the Corporation of Opel m
north by Grole street, south
.ani+ r. % Or - 11oa.
~ >s'
Estate OF SlIdeii, John, or his II
336o 81 acres OF land on the ATT
g. ~
~ g. DC,
SW1s nc 81
SSE n IL I o
F. J and N W and s " L..
Sec 36 T3SR6E
NV ! of N w !, Sec is.
N4ofN r. and n " ! of ses
of . oi' any 7 o.
IA.
N w ! of Sec 10,
N w ! OF Sec %, and n L !
w !, of N W ! Sec "a, IA
l6l,5 a n w ! Sec 6. II, s
1923 Lot 4, Sec IA, "
ioo.45 n w ! sec 10, -
o oo'9< oiN i sec % lfV
oo't W. oi =
toi,l2 l. OF "a NC
III H., NJ. .h,,Is,
L''i - s,a,, " a"n u.'@
' -" $''o !" cost
tl"wers, Howard Il Co. 4th
isteh acres oi iitha
" |ni'iI so"'h ny ga itc.
'n" A~tt';s, S ana west"
SUI lax ~" anu 1"s's'
Firth, thri"lovai; itl ward+.F-
"rfrS "i land near Goshen "1a
,aI'llr r'i!roah' Tag s"'4o
1881 ana 1855 unpatt.
Firth, II. IL. & T. P; lth va
dred acres of land bounded
it"nse, cast by Thomas Cha Az.
G0deau & ais. Tax SIT &C ono
1851 al" . unpaid. phey
Heirs OF Mcclure; 9th wardss
and twenty acres i'll Pine
w. portion of Sec 26 T3 $.
south by j. f. Hawkins, &
!ands and James West, mort.
peol'e ana anu east by WmbM
gu ~ ANU COST. $H4E
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13

Le CentenairedeM ConstitatioR.-Une
commission q etc organis6e pour soc
cuper DIES ~pr6paratifs pour la c6lebra-
The Opelousas courier., 1887-08-13
STATE A SALES
MOVABLE AND ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
The State of Louisiana, Parish of St. Landry
VS.. Delinquent Tax Debtors.

By virtue of the authority vested in me by
the Constitution and laws of the State of Lou
isiana, | will sell at the principal front door OF
the Court House, in which the Civil District
Court of said parish is held, within the legal
hours for judicial sales, beginning at the hour
efeleven 01} o'clock a. m. on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-13
Oak Ridge.

As our friend Jumbo" is bnsy haul
ing cane, | thought / would have to
write this weeks items.
Mr.. Frank Proctor has left the ridge.
and moved to Mt Hope. John Har-
rover has moved in the house vacated
by Frank
c. w. Grimesey is home for few
weeks stay.
Leu and Clyde Proctor visited Prairie
du Chen, Wednesday, of this week.
Our school under the management of
Miss Elva Holford is doing fine work.
Frank narrower was over from High
land Sunday, aud took supper at Mr..
Proctor's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dennis visited
Millville last Monday.
Leu Proctor is very busy making mo-
lasses.
The Page theater is.open every Satur-
day night.
Ed'Pendleton has built new barn
| 1924.
Chas. Simpson is building a new
barn 30X50.
A full load of boys went down to the
river Saturday night, on q ''coon hunt
they took midnight lunch on roasted
chickens.
John Goold says, he will be done
trashing in one more week.
James Weeks, who has beon visiting
his nephew, Henry Taylor, has re-
turned to Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. William Sprague visited
MIR. Dennis's last Sunday.
OLA TIFF.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-10-13

Apropos of the law on the killing of
birds for the use of milliners noticed
elsewhere in this paper, we publish this
poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox, from the
October Cosmopolitan:
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
She stood beside me while gave an order for a
bonnet;
She shuddered when said, And put a bright
birds wing upon it,"
member OF the Audubon society was she.
And cutting were her comments made on worldly
folks like me.
She spoke about the helpless birds we wickedly
were harming,
alarming.
She said God meant his little birds to sing in
trees and skies,
And there was pathos in her voice, and tears
were in her eyes.
"oh, surely in this beauteous world, you can
find lovely things
Enesgh to trim yenr hats she i'd, without
the dear birds wings"
sat beside her that same day in her own home
at dinner.
(Angelic being that she was, to entertain sin
nerD
Her welappeinted table groaned beneath the
ample spread.
Course followed appetizing course, and hunger
almost fed.
But still my charming hostess cried, DO hare a
resd-biEd, dear.
For they are 80 delicate and sscest at this time Of
The yedT!'